Calculating in Excel Without Using Formulas.
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Where closing the week with a pretty cool Excel Tip & Trick. Excel spreadsheets can be really complicated when you are working with many formulas at a time. I try to cut back on all formulas because it’s just too complicated to work with. Fortunately there’s a quick way to display formulas in the Excel status bar.
For quickly showing the results of the Excel formulas you’ll need to follow the next steps.
· Type some random data in Cells A1 through A10.
· Select all the Cells
And as you can see, Excel 2007 shows 3 values which are Average, Count and the Sum of all numbers.
Use the Full Screen Mode in Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Today’s Tip and Trick is a pretty cool one. It’s a simple but very useful one. I know it works in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint and I know for sure that it doesn’t work in OneNote. I haven’t tested it in other Office programs.
I personally think the new layout of the 2007 office suite is pretty cool. One of the negative things about the new lay-out could be that the new ribbon or tabs are much bigger than in the previous versions. Because of this you have less (work) screen to look at. But this can be solved pretty easy.
The shortcuts to work in a Full Screen Mode.
Copy your Excel Sheet or Copy your Excel Sheet.
There is in fact a difference between copying your sheet and copying your sheet. There are two ways. The first is to copy the entire sheet and the second is to copy and paste all the cells in your sheet.
Both options seem the same but when you move a sheet your formula will adjust to the moving. When you copy your cells the exact formula will be copyed along with the cells.
There are more ways for copying your entire sheet but the two easiest are:
The first way is:
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Right click on your sheet tab.
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Click on Move or Copy.
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Select your location
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And Click OK.
Remove all the Numbers From a Row or Column.
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Some Excel Tips and Tricks for Using Comments.
Today’s Tip and Trick is a pretty cool one for Microsoft Excel. Working in MS Excel can be a hard job especially when you are working with complicated formulas and lots of entries to fill in. If you are working in a complex spreadsheet it might be helpful to write some things down. Instead of using pen a paper you can make comments in your spreadsheet. This way you can comment in the excel cells that you’ll need to edit instead of writing up the location.
The Excel Tips and Tricks for using comments.
First the basics; how too create a comment.
If you are standing with the cursor in a cell you can right click and Insert Comment and you can enter your text.
Master the Art of Double Clicking for Moving Faster in Your Spreadsheet.
I showed you yesterday a cool MS Excel Trick for Hiding and Unhiding a Row or Column and I thought that it would be cool to continue with another cool MS Excel Tip. Not many people use this Trick but there is a way for navigating really fast within your Excel spreadsheet.
Start Clicking and Stop scrolling with this Microsoft Excel Tip and Trick.
The numbers that I’m using are just random numbers. I made this example but this Excel Trick really comes in place if your spreadsheet is bigger than this.
If you want to go cell P1 you need to click on the right edge of cell A1.
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